Well, the errors are gone in v0.493.
What's the difference between:
[*:1d2wgu66] Check for updates (ToMemory)
[*:1d2wgu66] Check for updates (ToFile)

EitherMouse - Multiple mice, individual settings...
Started by
gwarble
, Aug 30 2009 05:35 AM
289 replies to this topic
#61
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 03:55 AM

Do you code in ahk?
If not, sorry you're following this at a rare time when i'm upgrading it... so you're doing beta testing for me while i do (so thanks)
If you do, one uses UrlDownloadToFile command, stable, no weird error msgs like u posted... but it writes a file to disk
UrlDownloadToVar is a function, using COM to download directly to memory... but i dont (yet) know how to handle those messages elegantly when connection fails, so i put both methods in the menu
Tomorrow hopefully i'll finish the new gui interface, mouse speed per mouse, etc, and im working on proper device identification to prevent reassigning mice when device handle changes
Thanks again
Also, do you like the mirrored cursors? one other user said yes, they'll for sure be optional but i don't know if they should be default...
If not, sorry you're following this at a rare time when i'm upgrading it... so you're doing beta testing for me while i do (so thanks)
If you do, one uses UrlDownloadToFile command, stable, no weird error msgs like u posted... but it writes a file to disk
UrlDownloadToVar is a function, using COM to download directly to memory... but i dont (yet) know how to handle those messages elegantly when connection fails, so i put both methods in the menu
Tomorrow hopefully i'll finish the new gui interface, mouse speed per mouse, etc, and im working on proper device identification to prevent reassigning mice when device handle changes
Thanks again
Also, do you like the mirrored cursors? one other user said yes, they'll for sure be optional but i don't know if they should be default...
#62
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 04:14 AM

OK.
EitherMouse automatically updated (with a message) to v0.493 at home.
But both mice were set to my left hand mouse settings.
I had to delete assignments.
EitherMouse automatically updated (with a message) to v0.493 at home.
But both mice were set to my left hand mouse settings.
I had to delete assignments.
#63
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 05:00 AM

Thats a long known issue (unrelated to the new auto update bugs) because i've only id'ed mouse by handle, not vendor/product id (which still wont be perfect as some ppl may have two of the same mouse) but should be better otherwise
#64
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 06:27 AM

I am using 2 different mice.Thats a long known issue (unrelated to the new auto update bugs) because i've only id'ed mouse by handle, not vendor/product id (which still wont be perfect as some ppl may have two of the same mouse) but should be better otherwise
#65
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 06:33 AM

I'm sure most people would be, i just never got around to addressing it... which i will soon... current limitation needs reassignment after replugging, or restarting for some users (read back a few pages)
#66
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 06:38 AM

I use 2 of the same mice at work, and I never have that problem of having to delete assignments.
#67
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 07:53 PM

Good to know, it shouldnt be an issue unless u unplug one and replug it in... Anyway i got the device name by handle figured out, so next version shouldnt have assignment issues
Thanks again, how long have you been using it?
Thanks again, how long have you been using it?
#68
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 08:54 PM

I discovered it earlier this year.
In January, I think.
In January, I think.
#69
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 11:17 PM

Very cool...
v.494 posted but not recommended... major methodology revamp to:
Save mouse config by device name
Allow any number of mice
Allow any config, per mouse
So no more first mouse second mouse, instead when an unconfigured mouse is detected, a Notify() pops up, settings are set to default (righty for first detected, lefty for the rest...)
Then settings can be changed (eventually) per the active mouse, or on another
Should allow (once bugs are worked out) 1 to any number of mice
v.494 posted but not recommended... major methodology revamp to:
Save mouse config by device name
Allow any number of mice
Allow any config, per mouse
So no more first mouse second mouse, instead when an unconfigured mouse is detected, a Notify() pops up, settings are set to default (righty for first detected, lefty for the rest...)
Then settings can be changed (eventually) per the active mouse, or on another
Should allow (once bugs are worked out) 1 to any number of mice
#70
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Posted 24 May 2012 - 06:52 PM

I finally got around to testing v0.494.
It is working, but the tray arrow icon is flashing red and blue and pointing to the left, even when I use the right mouse.
It is working, but the tray arrow icon is flashing red and blue and pointing to the left, even when I use the right mouse.
#71
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Posted 25 May 2012 - 07:23 AM

Another update.
I exited EitherMouse and restarted it, and the tray icon now works correctly.
I exited EitherMouse and restarted it, and the tray icon now works correctly.
#73
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Posted 25 May 2012 - 07:31 AM

Thanks, got the functionality the way i want it now, i'll fix the guis/settings/menus next
EDIT: v0.495 posted
more cleanup of code and menus
EDIT: v0.495 posted
more cleanup of code and menus
#74
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Posted 25 May 2012 - 05:24 PM


EitherMouse.exe version 0.5
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Updates:
- Stable and logical options and setup
- Properly detecting mouse by name prevents need for reassignment!
- Major revamp and bug fix
- Mouse speed settings unique per mouse (10 is default, 1 is slow and 20 is fast)
any feedback greatly appreciated
- gwarble
#75
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Posted 27 May 2012 - 09:18 AM
